Locust swarms hit Melbourne
9:50AM Evonne Barry UPDATE 11.01am: THE locust plague has officially hit Melbourne, with hundreds of sightings being reported across the city today.
Cops slam ute tray 'craziness'
6:49AM Nathan Mawby UPDATE 9.28am: POLICE say a teen travelling in a ute tray is lucky to be alive after the car crashed into a light pole.
Brumby spins Warnie oval idea
9:11AM Staff writers with AAP UPDATE 11.20am: THE Premier has pledged $20m to redevelop and rename the Junction Oval in St Kilda after Shane Warne.
Police won't see blitz cash - union
Matt Johnston, Ashley Gardiner UPDATE 9.30am: THE Police Association says cops are only worried about saving lives after plan for blitz on motorists was revealed.
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Stripper claims sex romp with Mel B
A KINGS Cross stripper claims to have had a very spicy night with Mel B and her husband Stephen Belafonte.
Hamish and Zoe's coffee connection
HAMISH Blake and Zoe Foster were very openly affectionate while getting their caffeine fix this week.
Peanut-flavoured cook-off
Jeff and Paul of the Peanut Gallery get a stern and boozy cooking demonstration from UK chef Audrey Gordon
And they're off
Pictures The Victoria's Secret girls rev up the crowd at the lingerie label's 2010 runway show at the Lexington Avenue Armory, New York
In the frame
Disturbing, inspiring, amusing images that made the finals of Reportage 2010, Australia's world-class festival of photojournalism
Tiger's 69
Pictures Tiger Woods holes three birdies in a first round 69. A big gallery followed the world No.2 around the Australian Masters today
Miranda Kerr
Aussie supermodel Miranda Kerr has stripped off for the cameras while six-and-a-half-months pregnant for a women's mag
The Punch
Souvlakis, trams, Craig Parry's beer gut - an interloper here for the Masters lists '10 exciting things about Melbourne'
CCTV of ring snatch
WATCH NOW A brazen thief snatches two rings worth $50,000 from a jewellery store at Highpoint Shopping Centre.
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Sport
Double-bogey costs Gaunt lead
Mark Hayes BOLTER Daniel Gaunt has just suffered his first real setback at the JBWere Masters, just as a couple of more famous names make their move.
SuperFooty
Kennett fights for Tassie deal
Mike Sheahan and Niall Seewang HAWTHORN looks set to survive an audacious North Melbourne bid to become the AFL's new flag-bearer in Tasmania.
Victoria
Tee up for wet and wild weather
9:58AM Matthew Schulz UPDATE 10.38am: WILD winds create obstacles for Australian Masters golfers and a prelude for a weekend of torrential rain.
Man beaten in road rage attack
6:32AM Staff writers POLICE have appealed for witnesses to an incident in which a man was pulled to the street and beaten in a road rage attack.
Entertainment
Hello world, Laws is coming back
RADIO legend John Laws is about to bring his golden tonsils out of retirement, taking on his former protege and arch rival Ray Hadley.
A minute to win Ke$ha for life
IF YOU are an Australian bloke with a beard, a beer gut and natural aptitude for building things, US pop star Ke$ha wants to marry you.
National
Aussie film crew arrested in Burma
8:22AM AAP AUSTRALIAN officials are urgently trying to confirm the whereabouts of a film crew in Burma, after they were arrested.
Sydney brothel capital of region
8:10AM Nick Tabakoff SYDNEY has 244 legal brothels - more than double the number in Victoria, Queensland combined.
The Other Side
Shock at raunchy class mix-up
10:43AM Charles Waterhouse WOULD-BE dancers who turned up to a dance class were shocked to find themselves being handed a raunchy lesson in pole dancing.
Travel
Qantas A380 aircraft full of holes
Geoff Easdown THE full list of damage to the Qantas A380 that was nursed back to Singapore after an engine exploded has been revealed.
World
Human remains found in Zahra search
7:07AM Staff writers HUMAN remains have been found in the search for missing Australian girl Zahra Baker, 10, in North Carolina, local TV reported.
Business
Market follows Wall Street lower
11:02AM THE Australian share market opened lower today, following weak leads from Wall Street.
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Apology to Sean Buckley
On 5 and 6 December 2007, and later on 30 August 2008, the Herald Sun, under a previous Editor-in-Chief, published a series of articles concerning Mr Sean Buckley, the head of Ultra Tune Australia, with regard to his alleged dealings with a criminal and underworld identity.
The Herald Sun now accepts that the articles regarding these dealings contained factual errors which were not able to be independently verified by the Herald Sun at the time. The Herald Sun apologises to Sean Buckley and his family for the hurt, upset and embarrassment caused to him and his family by the publications.
Collette comes to Kerr's rescue
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